Prices for goods seem to be more reflective of global capacity constraints than the domestic output gap, so this slowdown also seems associated with developments in the world economy.
Refusal to admit mistakes and challenge one's own assumptions is the most selfish, irresponsible, and immature behavior that any leader, whether of a nation or a family, can exhibit and is reflective of insufficient capacity to lead.
Regarding the latter, diabetic diaphragm has increased fat metabolism, uptake and oxidation of free fatty acids, output of glycerol (reflective of lipolysis), capacity for mobilization of intracellular lipids, and intracellular concentrations of triglycerides, free fatty acid and long-chain fatty acyl-CoA [22] [25].
In vitro fertilization is reflective of reproductive capacity.
The paucity of data is partly reflective of limited capacity in African countries to design and execute research that addresses these questions (Sharan et al. 2007).
The connectivity of a signaling network between the input node(s) (e.g. ligands) and the output node(s) (e.g. cellular responses) is most reflective of its signal transduction capacity.
In an ideal, well-regulated sense, capacity is reflective of demand, where higher demand leads to increases in capacity.
We next sought to determine if the differential physiology between CT- and DD-derived fibroblasts seen in in vitro culture, presumably reflective of their distinct fibroproliferative capacities, would persist after transplantation into the nude rat forepaw.
While the HCM provides a uniform methodology for estimating the capacity for any highway in the U.S., many jurisdictions, both within the U.S. and outside the U.S., would prefer to use capacity values reflective of their own local conditions.
To examine whether the expression of metastasis-associated genes are reflective of the in vivo metastatic capacity of these CS/PC subpopulations, we performed the lung colonization assay.
What this suggests is the need to set realistic implementation goals that are reflective of the organization and staff capacity for changes associated with the CCM.
